St. Paul's Muskego Lutheran Weekly Sermon

Thanks for joining us today! We continue our last message in this series with a look at Psalm 47 as we celebrate "Christ the King" Sunday. Yet, another source of trouble and sorrow in our lives is the father of all evil, Satan himself. He is...

The day is coming, God promises, when he will rescue us from this broken world and wipe every tear from our eyes.

We cause heartache and anguish with our sinful, selfish, hurtful, angry behaviors toward each other. When will it end? Graciously, at the time of death we will finally be free from our sinful nature that haunts us. But the power is there to make...

Is God biased? Does he play favorites? What is the key to God being able to welcome all into his heavenly banquet? What can we learn from him?

Can someone be permissive to a fault? Most of us would say “yes.” We’ve seen examples of where permissiveness led to trouble. The patience God displays toward us seems limitless. At times, it looks like he’s being too permissive. Though there is a...

“He’s says one thing and does another.” It is frustrating when a parent or a co-worker or friend is inconsistent. What about God? Is He ever inconsistent? Does He ever do the unexpected?

Jesus’ parables often have an unexpected ending. The way God deals with us can be unexpected. Our “Unexpected” message series takes up both of those issues. Today’s parable speaks to those times in our lives when we want to shout out to God, “Unfair!”

What is the greatest life lesson for peace in this life and the next? It’s probably not the first thing that comes to mind. It’s forgiveness, learning to let go of the anger, hurt, and bitterness that so often and easily consume us and threaten to...

We live in a world that says that no one has a right to judge another. While it’s true that the Scripture prohibits a judgmental attitude, we are also called to watch over one another’s spiritual welfare. How do we walk this seeming tightrope?